Don’t go to a computer shop. Go to a proper luggage shop that sells luggage for people traveling. They will have a solution for you.
However in your situation, a backpack with wheels and a telescopic Handel will probably be the best as it will allow you to wheel your laptop as standard and only put it on your shoulders or back when absolutely necessary.
Once you have found a model you like, you can try and get it cheaper online, but you need to actually see and feel how it will work with the size of your notebook/laptop and what you are comfortable with.
When dealing with neck and back issues, it’s essential to prioritize comfort and support. Look for backpacks with padded shoulder straps, a padded back panel, and ideally, a waist or sternum strap to distribute weight more evenly. Brands like Osprey, Targus, and SwissGear often offer ergonomic designs suited for carrying laptops comfortably. Additionally, consider backpacks with compartments to organize your belongings and help distribute weight evenly.
